South Ribble
Properties and events in South Ribble
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
Earnshaw Bridge Local History Exhibition and Community Celebration Weekend
Free Local History Exhibition of vintage & historic items, photos, aerial photos, maps & documents celebrating the past century of education, community events & significant people who've made their mark on the community of Earnshaw Bridge in Leyland.
Messy Church Goes Large 'All For Jesus'
The finale of our celebrations will invite families into our church to worship with us and give thanks for the generations before, now and the in the future.
Preserving Preston's Heritage CIC - The Everyday Working Lives of Historical Walton le Dale Walk
A tour around the village of Walton le Dale, visiting a number of local landmarks, discussing their history and their connection to Everyday Working Lives of the past.
Rooted in faith through the generations
Exhibitions is church will include old photographs recording historical events
Rooted in faith through the generations
See the generations that have been part of our beautiful church.
Songs Of Praise
Enjoy an afternoon of favourite hymns and the stories that make them so special. Light refreshments will also be served.
St Mary's Church, Rufford, Lancashire
A fun event to mark the Centenary year for the Diocese of Blackburn. The Centenary is an opportunity for everyone to come together to celebrate at St Mary's Church in Rufford on Saturday 12th September between 1000 and 1600. Join us.
St Mary’s Church Penwortham and grounds.
St Mary's Church in Penwortham features a 14th-century chancel and a 15th-century tower. Its churchyard contains Castle Hill, the remains of an 11th-century Norman motte and bailey castle, built to guard the River Ribble crossing.
St Saviour's Church, Bamber Bridge.
St Saviour's Church building tour including and exhibition of the historic role of the church in the everyday lives of working people linked with Bamber Bridge.
What did my grandparents and parents do for work - The Working Lives of the people of Leyland and Farington
Back in the middle of the 20th Century Leyland and Farington were one of the biggest towns in Lancashire that employed over 34,000 people in various industries, most of which have now disappeared, all that we have left are the workforces memories.